Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
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PARIS. September 5-Le Temps says that NJ. Washington, French ambassa- dor at London, has delivered to Lord Salisbury Frances reply to the latest British proposals regarding the neutral izat;on of the Sueg canal. The reply amounts practically to the acceptance of the agreement with England.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept. 5-The Wis consln Lsa,he. Company confessed judgment to-day to the amount ot S9O,' OC0.
 NEW YORK, September 5-The death is announced of Wn. r. Jatiray. oldest son of E. s. Jaffrsy, and until recently member of that great firm.
 PHILADELPHIA, September 5-LsboI day was generally observed by labor or Qanizaiions. TNo monster pIc-nics were held and thOussn6s of toilers eDjoyed themselves ID varIOus ways.
 SAS FRAScIsoo, September 5-A spec ial to the Examiner says: A fire at Cal lco, starting st 6 p. no. this evening. conn pletely desiroyed ed all the business and dwelling houses excepting three lodging houses. The fire originated m the bed room of II. W. Bell, Tn the rear of his general merchandise store. As soon as the fire was seen an alarm was gwen ard all possible means CbtGinRble tO check the fire were tried, but without success, ss & rtrong wind Was blowing. which soon carried the flames to the adjoInlus buildings. This leaves about tSenty- five fsmilies without homes, and only what clothing they wear.
 The following is lisi of the PIloiaAl losses near Gs can be GsceI'slned: V, HofI, hotel ard furniture. S4,GJO, insnr- snce, S2,0O0; F. Garret, reRtanrant. Sl.' 500. insurance unkuOwn; J. K. Brannt saloon, S3,50O. insurance Sl JUO; F., II Vincent, grocery end telegraph office S7O0O. assurance S30O0; H. .. Jordan, drug store, aud Wells. FarRo'5 ex9Fess SiCOO, insurance s1J00; Dickonson X Bsil hotel, 5000, !. c. GilsJp, saloon, SlJb town Hal, $500; R Gibbons, saloon, Sl. OOO; b Baatan. lodging house and dvel- linz S;,0GO partly insured; !. Mstt!or S9OO; II ". Bell. grocer. Sl0OOO. irsu- rance unknown: E. U Stacy, isveier and post office, S20 900. insurance SlOOOJi l. NOrtsn. grocery, S500O. insurance g - OO0: I. Ne.l. saloon, $500, iosn-sncf SI0O0. McCrea and SuttiJ. saloon, S2OO0i Miss Nj. F.. DOugherty, fruit Und cOrfcc- tionary, $500 and several other small sums.
 Tte aggregate less vI!i Dc between S15.OOO aud S.OO.UOO
 NEW YORK, September 5-Fa.' CT Conslji: e, spiritual director of the Ss1O- mary at TT y. preached & sermon st SL hsry's Roman Catholic Cathedral !hi- morning. and by certain uttersnces In- ceased many friends oi Dr. McGyau, Without mentioning any names, be ssid that q person ofisoms notoTiety, a proud and dIsobedient disciple of the church was, aided by self esteem, self rsIsed prophet. The cid crusade was b'eFsed by Ihe vicar of Jesus Christ, the Pope; but the new crusade teaches the poor tU have revenge on those whom God has blessed with more Of the fruits Of the earth. Those who advocate these doe trires are wills-O'-the-wIsp and wolves in sheep's clothing.
 SAN FRASCIsco, September 5-Be;ors Justice Field and Judges Ssvyers and Hoffman today, U. 5. Attorney Carey re- opened argument in the Benson survey case. He claims the decision Of Justice Field lasl week does not apply to the cases, those of Benson. Glover. Msgiu- nis and ReIlly. es when demurrers were sustained. I; vas because no cons Is- Gcy wss alleged Tn the fourth cOur; o' tne indictment. General Carey srgusd that conspiracy wes set forth in ihe fourth count of tbese indictments. Nc decision wss reached.
 PARIS. September 5.-Gereral Baird and Captain Hasbrook. |. s. A., sre is be city. They have been sent ny the,r government to attend tho autumn rls- oeuvres of the French army.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-Testimony ;n :hs contested election oa=e of c. II Thobe ngBinst J. q. Carlisle, sixth cOl- gressionsl district of Kentucky, vas opened to-day by the clerk of he hous C and ordered printed. Mir. Carlisle SD pearsd in his own behalf and General Hnlesypher, ex-menbzr for Louisiana, appeared Es counsel for Thobe.
 OTTAWA, III. September 5-The fall term Of tho supreme court opens here to-morrov. The case of the convicted snarchis's which was taken from tbe Cook county criminal oodrt IS tO be de- ciiet, and the fate Of five of the seven men condemned Co death will be known as the ooDrt makes q public discussion. The general impression here IS shat ih- court stsn6s SIX Co one ID favor oi Ep- proving the sentence cfthc lower coUr'.
 LONDON, September 5.-ln the HouFe ot Commons this evening Sir James Ferguson, parliamentary secretary, sail :he government had DO i1.orns,ion concerning the latest reported salz1re of British vessels in BehiIng's Sirsir-. but they recsived advice recarjInc tls seizures made by the Teveru ue -ut'er su August. and the government were ln communication with the United S'aiss government ID reference to the m .,'5r.
 BosToS, September 5-A general frs- pension Of business snd R large influx at suburban visitors marked the ceiehra- tion of labor day il this city. The pro- cession was much larger than in ths labor demonstration of last yerr, t-e majority being trade unionists while l,st year they were chiefly Knights O. Lsb1r.
 BALTIMORE. September 6.-1he resi- dence of Cardinal Gibbons was robbed on Sunday of two valunble rings, one of which was present from Pops Leo. No clue to the thief has been obtained.
 BALTIMORE, September 6.-The Amer ic8n this morning says that samuel Spencer has been selected by the syndi- cate to succeed President Garrett of the B. x. O. road. Spencer is at present frst vice-president of the road.
 SAN FRAScIsco, September 6.-An eE- animation of the records of the courts in this cIty for some twenty-five years proves that Tn fomethinz like a thou. sand cases where the court has granted a divorce and minute order made. pn decree has been signed by the judge. and judgement entered. Persons jn- terested dsub less believe that all that was necessary was for the court to an. Dounce orsly from the bench divorce granted on the grounds, etc. and the matrimonial bOnds,were dissolved m law. ThIs is a preliminary, and the law re- quIres the decree to be signed by the judge granting the divorce, and that tbis decree be entered upon the docket be- fore the proceedings are complete. In how many thcussnds Of incomplete re cords referred to parties have again mar red who were DO; legally entitled to do SO. It IS question almost impossible of